Erroneous Duplicate Sale Entries

Erroneous Duplicate Sale Entries

When needed, be sure to only change one BLC# to Sold when a single listing is entered with multiple BLC#s or in multiple property types. Any additional BLC#s should be changed to Released status. Changing multiple entries of the same property to Sold will skew Sold data in the BLC.

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